Global metallurgical coal short-term outlook March 2021: Australian HCC prices retreat on razor thin trading
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Table of contents
- China: lower domestic and CFR prices but plenty of positive signals
- Outlook: FOB Australia index to remain fragile
- China: Tangshan steel cuts and China ban a malevolent force through 2021
- Risks to our forecast
- Australia: Queensland’s met coal throughput to bump up in March
- Australia: Vitrinite set to open a HCC mine in Queensland
- Canada: CST to reopen Canadian mines
- US: exports fall on Australian competition
- US: United Coal increases production at Affinity
- US: Allegiance Coal starts new HV mine in Colorado
- Russia: projects get support – from the top
- February global steel rises over 2020, but northern Europe slows with cold weather
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- Key prices - history & quarterly forecasts (US$/t nominal)
- Queensland ports: Metallurgical coal exports (Mt per month)
- Global and Chinese crude steel production (Mt)
- Crude steel production – Ex-China producers (Mt)
- Global and Chinese blast furnace hot metal production (Mt)
- Blast furnace hot metal production – Ex-China producers (Mt)
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